Curiosity isn’t just a nice attribute to have – it’s one of the hidden gems of influence and leadership, says John Mason, who offers advice on how to make it part of your strategy.
For the Sake of Curiosity
Staying Focused: What CIOs Can Learn from Pilots
How are leaders able to differentiate between important information and background noise? It’s all about focus, says John Mason, who believes we can learn much from pilots on how to steer through stressful times.
Creating Better Work Relationships, Part 2: The ‘How’
By investing in work relationships early and often, leaders create credit that can be drawn on in times when it’s most needed, says John Mason, who provides advice on how to build those relationships.
Creating Better Work Relationships, Part 1: The ‘Why’
Companies spend millions of dollars trying to understand what they need to do to keep employees engaged, when what they really should be focused on are building relationships between leaders and their staff, says John Mason.
Five Simple Ways To Prepare For A Disaster
CIOs and other health IT leaders shouldn’t just be thinking about how to bring systems back online after a disaster, but also how to help the business recover and get back in operation, says John Mason.
